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Wit -irititeatray;, thilisih'insi" at may be 4eY w'ill'.-Ce -2-c4;clit to • treat • with • such' Persons 03 1 s lziiiii ng to Contractfor supplying BIJANKE - ) 44 /lie `Sum . - , °7l: 01fiCe, in &Met Set'pliVec • 'PZ' to be deliverer . 7'ehrler • ''' S ant; de of the, ,2,llarthVis ... air d a -Ffirni. .qf the ( d ;41,,iV !re .111..,, .at tin's' Office: • N o Tedder Will be 'teeeiv : „,,•• er "'le o'Clat;le 7 r;il -- tlie, ,day' of 7'reatY, "-4". alert noticed; --14.4. the to . 41.1 : at Y, or &A ' ,- I'n•rilii for flip,:, attends liZresSed ' -2 B 7 ;n der ihust br'-- ..i --; eninpartied by a Letter at . .. , c4III:N.C4' 'is) (a7voiie iiOrrhr'll•ith ;' • l "lei:ln.'" " l''' t 4.. le 'V ' C' '' 11)ni'd,'Itn;.li,;.: ;red 1 7 ,,, t p a•0 ci..,,0; responsible. e ~,P . e l, - . s o. n , s, 14 6 . , . 1 A . , •' - . ' . 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"11'1104n, Nothallerton, Durham., . 1 % , 1 4e 1 i , I'lfkl4R, e,.,,,,, 1 entti 1 ,- :'.., Passengers litiding themselves 1 .4 1 .',, , 1 it;``q tln. l - , (?‘ the journey; in<ty rest 'what time they ‘1,1„;'..1•10.11.6,,1'0ceeti on witt.noit any ttltlitional.l.are. (',ltli;.Y,'•,,.si'(•,'el,,l,..ll'i..ntloi, ,h.,..1ai5h1,4y, ijuagerford, and 1,,,*0 :-.1•\(„Ilt•I,ti", at Seven, Morning-. . ;IA 7,1,4 4 p, !!t.'lValiell New Post COach, eve, y eet t_i , iii . g t.. . Fr )t 1 ill i',); 141 1 . 1., • 1 ! ° 4t II ' 4 " 1 -1 . %V. hiteha ve n , Four Inside I 0 , ..._ .v,l.lttteti4t-t16.1t;,11 all the way, imshes throttgli ..3 . r , nu ,, ,..; , h ,. , klittl..l!li,).' Alktur 1 ;IL.c.troond,Catterl.cl;,llorottgn.el .1 : 1 1 ,. ( .... v .. it,.. ,titti,,,_ apt ,:b.ntcaster,.•and•• Grantham ; ..!•_L 1.:1..%`,`• ki,,tlfilt„, pci,7;i:,:..ls po!ortias till; journey *all te, 0-1,,5a,t1-0. q t h , av e ti r , ..7 ) .. ~. L.,:ti_ii,it mi ti. a,l . by . ut b o . , • sit. u t , . 8k ;:\j)‘'.lt xtv•Lt:tthar advitittage tif their Seats Li •.• i4(.,'}',(),17' !'.4llca ° st l i. l. ,.l • ) Ftle; Bolt"' ilii.'t,l'it4.ls';i'll, aloi ( ii i 'StS'ItIZI: ii )K5itr4.....,"0-ilkilliC":, ' C. very Atter -14 I,;'l4)o(PLelueli•-•--OttardelL. ° il;i:. ' 4:1 iCi),,,,1 VVar,llllgion, lc.- ford, Stone, and Litch ',. 1i.,4:),''!,t•-, 11'4, .(i."'lel-I The Detiatice, every 4ecnills .a t .. 1 ' 11, 1,(1 . ; :t5 .1 ,4, 1 ‘ 1 ,1 ti,,: i ' l l a N . l l t i t; i t i ' l l t l :s fie. ~ d Intl, Dal e;,st Feet i I(;':tl!itiitl;k:lt.,l(,,!lt 1:"at-Concilts.ieitA•v Nlortiitig, at IfUlf- past .G!' Lir et• N4!t1„. ) : 4 0,1 ,I opt , . kt:lotchtii•elt, Tarliorl'ey t Nantwie u n t . lu 1),, , R. .iiik.‘‘ tc,!, l'o,t-coach every Escning, Ni l Ali, ' • ' ' klikl);!S,t„ A NI), 3 t 1. lotin[i. 4 kN.:,,_ft,1.1, ire.,,,,, -0A goo, and t arin, tick Coach; every 1,,,411:1,/,..r 4,v, 'hi, siitidettatw. i ‘,... !„1, titbit;'ti,,,Ppiehl' „"'• 1"w, Ulii.lo,l Newe4'st''',. 3 .; 1 tlel, e„. L D arn ,.,` ( 'st , t oae it, .very;, •eAt e rnoo t. Gila 1 <,,.... kts`'‘P .(1 ) , 'lt ttetherliant Prt C eh called the Rue.; 4N' 13 1 . 1 g. t ' - OU l ,1171 L `.i:04"1.1, ',PI Post ea.. i l • rot! Guard ets out every Eli4il, 1 ) . bti; c olt. t ele It es Ili'-irtiill'it‘g.alit tle.;t.d'ac at Noon . iirilltikitn, 41;',18conitri,ta'ttli Ceamlngton, ttyirivick illie.:ly_- Viiqtli•L,Nt:44'ilia4*). .'"' 'blvtoll, to the Saracen s Ileac', N . 1 /J4(eibilj ill64‘i*l!, I.lowden, Thorn, and T)oncaster,yoSt i t4 t l'":10.i ell " ; (11 .11-pusf Six; to the Cross liens, , i 0.91 >t ' `'eztl N i • ' ,1•,;th . " 4 Tl‘t l.:l,::,l'irgate, airtl‘t•iett" It. ntsgate,L y 'a nit:rim:lr Vl' ...rritlY:lortii,;‘,''''', It()ClleStl'l' *llll.l4S+rattl^ New l'ost-, \1,,a.ti1.t./) "s;,„Noiol; alit) Ni4h4t.' ' ' . Illik i l s:4 l ,, l 7.i ' N/ 1 a''' ' Itl°41(1 t'd61!; and Cheshnot • Coack, tll" : „LkV,‘'‘ , ) .1,,411d Ednioa ton Coach (dal! V) , at Elevci), (I, .., ,1 1„ A ,(gi::::1‘'!11 Eight •o'Cluek. • :14' i tu „-4 'ai• ii , ~.\ '4:gin's. and Coaches, to Ne•wintnY' is;. -, 1te„4.,;',0.,.,),1,tecni•_1 laset, I ..a.trnhonrii . ll . ungct il‘.!Ej,, ilt It,,llt;oil:oliasces adjaccut, tla;1). y,, /1 . 9 c. • "\ IPS:I.E.‘O, Il'iliford and Stantnore,Three klitl4,i I'ht,.. •k:\ (4 3% ' b ant a • ',,/,'1(:,..t.N.pp, ), 13 t irY , Mill all Parts of Seoni, 11-itt 'C', Abiti '• . • . , ~, t ~,-„Ami,,,p14.3 lvtglobi Aiettlq3 IlriStol; a n d ~,tou'°*4'4'istil '°*4'4'isti l N' 111"(11es`" '' Runisei. Liiitilinrst T. 37- (tilllAAl'le:iutch, itiii.. S - ' l .' • • ''.• - • '' • I ' , - .1, \ ~• x ,` t , lt,.J et, . ..-,‘1.00d, I , cirri inghrolge, It int non, •I`C. `l'i(< 14 .tai i ,4 - '', Cid Gtzet tisev kVittr,ganis (1/aily). lA< I'AI tl 4 "11, anti TwitisetiliaM, TWiee a; IVeek. N, iIN nil Il•„ 1 . . (1,( -. .(it;‘„, , zo„ , 0 wiclt Ceery 1:)<Ii.. w1iit,11.14.1 t•.-I',A•l'...ii I:•dmoritott, ever' D,:v. „1,,•'1'5., i';'l'tthi; 'l'd to; tvspecifoliv,Aequaint their . VI .11 , 4 ts e i ';lia r titer II I: • ' .t•l le for .<, r,.,, I t 1,, 1 4 . 5 ,. i . __ ..., t e ll tn . ,t . ~.c actot.ti 11. ) ; N. ' 4% ,' !tlildst.;,4l.';.ge, tVt itor '41 4 , 3 'Lit ~'!,1 ! , if stolen, lst; air darnageotn'- 41e4,1 in"..,!. Insurance paid For aecot (Jingly,. fil fleIV-hill', LondOn. NORWICI4 UNION FIRE :IND LIFE INSURAN CE. rr!lE INSOREII6 are r'vtioested to tilke NOt i c e B RD • that by Outer. el , of the OA of 'DIRECTOR.S, tif& AUSINESS of tlii;s Institutino is nolongcr tralisapt q d ,.at O: N 7 38; Brittgi.steect, 1 - 11aelcithiri. IllersoN iiltelidink' i 6 renew or effect F ire. or Life I'4.ificit:s with thy,l.S4;ir,,vic.il: UtAN), 'are desired to aliiily at the Oince oleither of I lie followinir :Agents, who are authOrised by the_ Board' to receive Prn , Tosals for Policies. and to give legal Iteceifits for Payments on account of Itisurances in Landon":— . 7 ER [PRICE SEVENPENCE THE REV. wi.uu,..or HETHERMGTON'S CHARITY the BLIND ; established 177 , 1. cmusrs H OSPITAL, LONDON. • XVII EAS the. abov'g-ilained Georlem s w,i n ,V , his enabl e d th e Giii:erriors of thi s Hospi tal to pay Annuli iesof 101. to each of 50 Blitid Persons, in the hope that bisexample would be followed . by other bene'volent 'Closracte'r, the CiOvetnorgi've this public Notice, that from the very Min.iiticent Additions made .to slr. lietlicrington's original Fund, be deed of filft, arid by Will, they are now enabled to 'extend the Annuity td lipwar6 of 606 PetiotA, The Goeernors give this , public Notice, that from. the 7th Oetober .to the 3d of November, in ev'ery ; Year, they are ready to issue from the Counting- hous e of the Hospital, upon the pe'rsonal APplication of a Yriend,. Petition's for any blipd Persons duly The leaning Qualifications are- Staled hereunder: and un less the Parties can respectively prove thetosel'ves strictly Within them, the Applications in their behalf will he en tirely fruitless • Birth . in England, to the excluiion of Wales And BeiWick iiPou-Twe'ed. Age, Fifty''VearS'and iipwards. Residence, Three Years in their present Abode; aria total Blindness during that period. • Tliose who have ever begged, received Alms, or are deerned Objects for Parish Relief, are excluded from the Benefit of these Charities, which are 'intended ' for- those who have been Teputably brought up, and who want ,aoine Addition to what they have to make life More comfortable under the mis fortune of FOR THE SUN.• . . OF IMPItiBoN:IITr t'Cjil DEBT, AND THE ACT OF INSOLVENCY. LI T77;12 IL In early tines so tender was the law of the per sonal liberty of the subject, that when one re: ceived an injory frOth another which Veilli i ired re- dresS, he applied CO the Crown • as the fountain of justice, for that specifically which was ntaiketb out by law, such as an 'action of debt for money die on bond or other special -deed, an • action of detinue for any thing detained without. force, an action of trespass for whatever is done with it, a real'action for the 'recovery Of land, or . action' On the particular case for any misc. quential datnagereceived. - TO this end be obi'ain=. ed from the King's Court of Chancery, • all his Writ's Were framed, .and sealed with his great seal, a Mandate directed to the Sheriff of ' the County where the injury arose, cOnonandit.g him to rewire the part.; complained of to do what is prayed, or appear in Court anti answer . the charge ; but he could neither be summoned not attached so to do, until the Sher it had taken 4'e eurity of the complainant to-repair the 'injury he mi. 41,1 do hint, or afeare clamour ; anti it was.no.t until the Sheriff returned that he had done either to the Court of - Co:ninon Bench, which theu be came possessed of the suit, • that process issuetr against leis tiitOkiaTY. Of this Mandate or original Writ, the one wai absolute, and called a precept, where sotheihing certain was demanded ; the other Was conditional on .security given, where only a satisfaction wai sued for, tO be adjudged by a Conn and jury.-- - .. On the return of tkeni by the Sheriff t,o the com mon LaW . Coni - t; where they were filed, the Chief; Justice thereof, if the defendant had been summon ed issued an attachment against him, to compel his compliance with the original Mandate; but for trespasses -with force . and violence, this attach ment was part thereof; ‘.ritfrout any sumnions ;, • and in either case it he did not appear, he not only forfeited his attached goods, but was compellable to conic into Conrt by seizure thereof, under pro cess Of distringas iidiuite . Here the p rocess • en d e d , in cases or hijiAes, witlibut'forbe,'a defendant being 'srript of hiS pro perty, until he apPertted: 16 the original writ, or if he had none, th e Law hell! hitnincapable of waking satisfaction, and deemed all further pro= e'ess , oseleis.• This was regardingperson a l liberty with doe care, and•notwithslanding.the person of a feudatory wa s not liable to be arresters for a civil injury, lest hi 4 Lord should be deprived of hiS services, sucli care was admirable. For as the end of all civil pursuits is property, surely, where it is not to be had, the person pursued should be left sacredly free, the 'confinement of it in a prison rather de feating than promoting the object in view. In cases however of injuries with force, which terptired a More speedy relief, the law provided proedss against • the person by a copiiis to answer; when a defendant neglected to appear to the' original mandate rind aftabhment, or had nothing to distrAiti. Yet the freedom of the person having produced, in the opinion of former judges, a con teuipt tit, the law, a mph's of this kind Was alSo provided to arrest , a.defendant for au injury with out force, on the: return of Such original aird:at tAchment at in actions of debt on- bond, detinue, and account, hut it was not till the Lath year. of Henry VII. that it was extended. to actions. on the case. Before thii, the original mandate sob jecting the person to be arrested for injuries,donti With forte, and then by the :connivance of, Court; a complainant might proceed against hint for an injury done without any force whatever. By the coMnion law of England no Ulan coolfl be iMpliSoned for debt of Any sort, nor could ltis good and chi:melt, be taken in e*ectitiOu of a judg- • (tient, unless sufficient necessary article's were left hint for - agriculture; and it was not tilt the I Itli year of Edward I. that the Statute of •Actort • Btirnel authorized the person to be taken, - on a deficiency of goods and chattels to pay his debts. This tempting hini to conceal nfiem ; a statute of the 13th year of, the sank King awarded execul, lion against Ids body, lands, and goods. This was Called the Statute of Merchants, arid confined to them. Titig s'everity occasioned anger EilcVaid thd IVrft Of COpios, to Satisfy, out of 'body awl goods, ii complainant's deinalid ; or 'damages ad judged him ; b ut t h oug h the liberty of t h e sub ject Was thus sported with for the advantage of mefenaniS, if he made them all the sati'Sfactioh its his power, and sheaved that his Insolvency Wai owing to real misfortune, the.Conut Of Chancery on his petition Ordered hiiis io ifischarged, on less lUoie Substlititial for detaining hint were assigned. This equitable interference ceased tinder Charle'S the Secooni, hod eonscii nen ri v all the jails wv.re .Soon-filled wittr.trahappy debtors; insomuch that Palliament asSomed power of the Court of Chancery, and in the yedi• 1.670 pasled the fit Act o f Insolve n cy. t‘l " 0.1.1) BAI3.IIISTER, of the Itir.2r I .03 Mr.•C. A. HAcKET, .21 ? ornhill. STYAN, 70, Baker-street, l'irtinati-sotiart. , 111 Aleuts of the Society in the !,otidOn DisVrrcts Esih transact the Business of Weir respectiVe Connexions as . Iteretofore, but their 4ceounts, are to. be rendered in future to the Chief Office at Norwich. Instrrertatteurbtfg to retake Payments-will be pleased to lirb duce their Notices to renew. Alt Letter 4 froth thi Agents or other persons on official business are to be , addr;es,sed,, as *ristial, to th e B oar d o f Di rectors ;lir to Mry.kaiii. Secretary, Norwich. The toll/m.4)g Ic.ttract froku_the l‘linutes of the Board will exPliiitr the reason pf the above notice : At a Special Mer i ting of the Boni-di4' Directors, he . id' on the 30th day of SepteMber, 1818 , the'conimunicatio❑ 'received from the Loildop Committee respecting , tfie_Secretary•ut Bridge-street ivas Anti the rollo*•ing ItheolutfUn was entered,into: i‘ That this Boarti feels compelled to intimate to the Secre tary, Mr. Thoinas Hignold, sell, that in consequence of the opinitih expressed bY ttie Committee in London, that his re tirement from Office is indispensibly necessary to the fatinie wci(artl and proverity of the Instituti on ; the `Boarth ) centssit expe4ent that he should immediately abstain from acting, further in his: Office of Secretary or Age& (Or the Society, until such measures can he taken on this subject as the cir cumstances shall require:" Christ's Fiospital, Ist October, THOMAS 1818. IV/LBY, Cl er k. * From the great extent of this Charity it is fotind practicable to ;Arend to LetVerS. Sisutti ou beinktf of the Board of Director's.. JOHN CROWE, Chairman. i'RENCII PAPERS. PRIVATE. INSTITUTION FOR THE INSANE. /IVEHZ . STILLWELL has fitted 'tip MOOR IVA. CROFT HOUSE, near Hayes, fol. the C•ectptiOt of a limited number of PATIhNTS afflicted iwith M'ental De rangemetit., Tins Asylum, situated in a ; mOst.bealthy Alta retic4d tarteenlutif es from Luniliin, comprises exten sive Gardens and Grounds,,aiid is, well adapted to the accom modation 'of Patients of the first respectability. Having con ducted an; Establishment fo r dpwards of twenty years without the assistance of Keepers, Mr. Stillwell can confidently en •:gage that the mildest . treat Meat' Will 'he eiu'ptiryed , in alle ,viating the sufferings of those wino may he entensted to hit His object will be to acquire the cnnhilelice of the Pa-ti , (Vs:, ,and i to gain the approbation of their 'Relatives anti Ile has also great satisfaction in announcing, that the Medical.Departtnent will be: 'Cisinhicteti. by a Pliysi c6ii and a Surgeon, who reside in the immediate neighbour 'hood; and who' 'are •Membeit of the R o yal Colleges in Ltin dtdio so that 00 , unite ,the comforts'of .houtie, with everOidiiitiftige of Nlaical - Sid. ,'For particulars *pply 0.-411r.' Still well,: Moo , croft House, Hillingdon; ur to Mt - . James, Surgeon, Uxbridge. ocT. 2. Lours, &c.—We have appointed and do Ap point— The Sleur Dossier, sen. Proprietor at Montbri.: son, t 4) be Presitieht of the Elecioral 'College of the Depoilinent of the Loire. • The SieUr Fleur de Lys, Maybr of dive (le diet., ArronilisSentent of St. Etienne, Co be President o the 2d Section of that College. Dated 30th September, ISIS. (Signed) (Cutmterskned) LOITIS. LAINE The Duke of Ragusa, whose turn of service as :Major-General of the Royal Gliards commenced yesterday, did not arrive frOm Chatillon sur Seine. The %Duke de Reggio,. therefore, Continues to act. `Yesterday after mass, Count Hauterive, who, in the absence of th , e , Dtike charge of time portfolio of foreign affairs; trantatt 'ed business wit h thelcing. • :- lt) February last, the Minister of the Marine called the att ent i on O f t h e AdminiStratots of the :,Colonies to the propagation of the vaccine; and it app' ears froM the reports that have been receiv-• ed„that the practice. has been very extensive and successful in preventing the stnall-pot.' 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In fact, it teinii‘ds In.! of . . Alessrs RotrLAND's'highly poptilar and salubrim,is , pfoilnction s , the Milcil!•s,,r Oil, t h e E ssence (4, ' 1 yre, and the 'Alsmta E xtract; eilblilif' wiliell', 3 , like, the K a l e id-oscope, vary, btivgill ille"Vtillinifiltl'' ; tut_ general utility." , - ~ _ C